flapped (Meaning)

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flapped (imp. & p. p.)

of Flap

The bird flapped its wings vigorously, trying to stay afloat in the storm.
The flag flapped in the breeze, signaling the start of the race.
The old man's hands flapped uselessly as he tried to grab hold of something.
The doctor flapped the pages of the medical journal, searching for the answer to the patient's rare disease.
The politician flapped his arms wildly as he gave a passionate speech to his supporters.
The child flapped her hands with excitement as she watched the fireworks.
The wings of the airplane flapped rapidly as it took off from the runway.
The butterfly flapped its delicate wings and flew off into the garden.
The hummingbird flapped its wings so quickly that they were almost invisible.
The bat flapped its leathery wings and soared through the night sky.

of Flap

fluttered, swayed, flailed, whipped, flicked, flopped,waved, banged, swung, buffeted

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The bird flapped its wings vigorously, trying to stay afloat in the storm.

The flag flapped in the breeze, signaling the start of the race.

The old man's hands flapped uselessly as he tried to grab hold of something.

The doctor flapped the pages of the medical journal, searching for the answer to the patient's rare disease.